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The collection comprise research notes, correspondence, press cuttings and publications, photographs, etc., together with copies of national and local newspapers and journals (which include references to tennis and rackets), which Lord Aberdare assembled in the course of his lifelong research into the history of (real) tennis and rackets, on which he has published the two standard works, The Story of Tennis (1959) and The Willis Faber Book of Tennis and Rackets (1980). Some of the papers were assembled by his father, the 3rd Baron Aberdare (1885-1957), the distinguished athlete, who, with E.B. Noel, was author of First Steps to Rackets (1926) and was editor of the Lonsdale Library volume on Rackets, Squash Rackets, Tennis, Fives and Badminton (1933). The papers were principally assembled over the period since 1932.
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Photocopy of typescript draft chapter of David Jones' "A study of the foundations of civic Universities: Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool"
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The Aleyn Lyell Reade collection, held at the Special Collections and Archives at the University of Liverpool, contains all the work-related papers bequeathed to the university in 1951. Although some personal documents survive, the majority of the material held here relates to Reade's researches into the origins and early life of Dr Johnson, the Reade family and its associated families, and various other works of a similar nature, as well as contributions to newspapers on these and other topics, including aspects of Liverpool life and culture. The collection contains a vast number of letters, pedigrees and manuscript and typescript notes; printed and bound volumes, newspaper cuttings and articles, maps and portraits. Further details are given in the lower series, including details of families discusses in various sections and the correspondents who have letters featured in particular parts of the collection.
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Subjects: '; “...Roman History...”
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Subjects: '; “...EducationHistory...”
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The records relate to the week E. J. Burford spent in Barcelona, Spain during July 1936 and the military uprising he observed while he was there. They comprise correspondence, photographs (including those taken by Burford and those he collected over the following years), radio broadcasts, press cuttings, a propaganda booklet and ephemera from the trip.
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Subjects: '; “...ScienceGreat BritainHistory20th century...”
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Subjects: '; “...Yugoslavia -- History -- 1992-2003...”
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Subjects: '; “...Science Fiction, EnglishHistory and criticism...”
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Subjects: '; “...Medicine--History...”
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Letters from Mary Kingsley to George Macmillan, publisher, to his wife Margaret, and to Edith Watson; letters from others to and about Mary Kingsley; articles about her career and death; unpublished typescripts intended for Mary Kingsley's books.
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The archive of Eric Hardwicke Rideout was collected during the late 1920s and early 30s. Rideout was interested in the Shipping Ports of the North West during the period 1700-1850, especially in terms of Customs and Excise and related topics such as trade and quarantine.

The main areas of research for Rideout were: the Ports of Liverpool, Chester, Poulton, Isle of Man, and Whitehaven; their Customs Houses, Trade, Quays, and Quarantine regulations. The archive also contains material relating to Rideout MA thesis, submitted to the University of Liverpool in 1931, on Navigation Law in the 18th Century.

Much of Rideout's research was done at various Customs Houses in the North West with a huge body of transcriptions being made from the Customs Letter Books of the various Customs Houses. These recorded the day-to-day activities of the Houses and the events of the port. The archive is littered with these transcripts, both typescript and manuscript but the majority are based upon Rideout's original transcripts which, recorded onto index cards, are gathered at Rideout II.2.

Also of use will be a file of letters located at Rideout I.6 which includes his correspondence with various individuals concerning his research, visits to various Customs Houses and correspondence concerning the publishing of his findings.

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The Booth papers comprise manuscript and typescript copy, corrected proofs, maps and other material by Charles Booth and others for the study Life and Labour of the People in London. The typescripts include Ernest Aves' amendments and unpublished material, the collection also includes all 17 volumes of the published version of Life and Labour of the People in London.
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  • TM/1 Constitution
  • TM/2 AGM and Annual Report
  • TM/3 Honorary Secretary
  • TM/4 Dean
  • TM/5 Director
  • TM/6 Committee/ Council
  • TM/7 Executive Management Committee
  • TM/8 Finance Committee and General Finance
  • TM/9 Voluntary Funds Committee
  • TM/10 Professional Committee
  • TM/11 Staff Academic Committee
  • TM/12 Sub-Committees and Groups
  • TM/13 School Administration incorporating Dean's Office and Director's Office
  • TM/14 Library
  • TM/15 Editorial Committee ("Annals")
  • TM/16 Medals and Prizes
  • TM/17 Expeditions
  • TM/18 School Outposts
  • TM/19 Museum/ Learning Laboratory
  • TM/20 Medical Illustration
  • TM/21 Departments/ Divisions
  • TM/22 Collaborative Programmes
  • TM/23 Clinical Records
  • TM/24 Overseas Development Administration Work Programmes
  • TM/25 School Publications
  • TM/26 Unidentified Material
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